Scholarships

Greater Green Bay Community Foundation — Scholarship Summary Overview This scholarship accepts applicants from any academic background and is administered through the Greater Green Bay Community Foundation. Applicants must be recommended by an American Amusement Machine Association (AAMA) member company or by an employee of that company. Eligible Fields - All majors are welcome. Who May Apply - High school status: Any high school. - Applicant status: High school seniors or students currently enrolled at an accredited college, university, or technical college. - Institutions: Must be attending a two‑year or four‑year accredited college or university (technical colleges are also eligible...

Overview The Truth, Justice, and Fairness Scholarship accepts applications from undergraduate and graduate students enrolled at any United States–accredited college, university, or graduate program. Applicants must create a short video responding to the scholarship prompt and submit a link to that video as part of their completed application. Who may apply To be considered, applicants must meet all of the following: - Be enrolled in a U.S.-accredited college, university, or graduate school (undergraduate or graduate level). - Be at least 18 years old at the time of enrollment. - Be a resident of the United States. - Be in good...

Introductory statement Viles & Beckman is committed to strengthening, enriching, and protecting the neighborhoods we serve. As a personal injury law firm, we help people secure the compensation they need after being harmed. We also recognize that recovery from serious injury and the health of a community require collective effort. That commitment is reflected in company-sponsored team serve days, partnerships with local groups for holiday food and toy drives, and other community-focused initiatives. The Viles & Beckman Foundation In 2023, the firm expanded its outreach by creating the Viles & Beckman Foundation, Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit whose stated mission is...

The Pacific Forest Foundation (PFF) extends its scholarship program to students pursuing studies in fields related to forestry. To qualify, students must be residents of any western states (CA, WA, OR, ID, AK, AZ, NV, UT, WY, MT and CO), British Columbia, or New Zealand. The application period commences in January each year, with a deadline of May 1st for all submissions to reach the PFF office.Each year, PFF aims to grant between 5 and 10 scholarships, with individual amounts ranging from $1,000 to $3,000. These funds are intended to assist with tuition and book expenses. The scholarship money is...

The Mel C. Marshall Scholarship was established with the aim of motivating high school seniors and college students to pursue careers in the precast concrete industry. It also offers a platform for scholarship recipients to interact with the CPCA while receiving financial assistance. Eligibility Criteria: High school seniors or current college students who are planning to enroll full-time in an academic institution for the upcoming academic year, starting from the semester after the application date, are eligible to apply. The student's field of study must be associated with the building, construction, or precast concrete industry, which can encompass safety, accounting,...

Intro Applications for the 2026 CARH Scholarship Foundation awards are now being accepted. The application deadline is February 28, 2026. Who is eligible Applicants must meet the following baseline requirements: - Live in a CARH-member property (documentary proof will be required), except as noted below for certain graduate applicants. - Be a U.S. citizen or a lawful permanent resident. - Demonstrate financial need. In addition to the baseline requirements, applicants must satisfy one of the following category-specific education requirements: - Traditional students: Currently preparing to graduate from high school or have earned a high school diploma (or equivalent) within the...

Etemi Law: Operation Give Back Scholarship Overview The Etemi Law: Operation Give Back Scholarship is a merit-based award established to recognize and assist Connecticut students who are actively improving their communities. This scholarship honors scholastic performance, leadership, and a demonstrated commitment to service. Etemi Law is committed to supporting young people who are motivated to give back and lead positive change. Who is eligible - Current high school juniors or seniors, or students enrolled in an undergraduate program at a college or university - Connecticut residents or students attending a school located in Connecticut - Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0...

Introduction We know how a childhood cancer diagnosis affects the whole family, and we are dedicated to helping young people continue their education despite the financial burdens that can follow treatment. Each year, the Snowdrop Foundation, Inc. provides scholarships to eligible, college-bound pediatric cancer patients. Eligibility - Diagnosis: Applicants must have been diagnosed with cancer before turning 20. - Status: Current pediatric cancer patients and childhood cancer survivors are both eligible. - Education: Candidates must be attending or planning to attend an accredited institution of higher education in the United States. Application timeline and renewals Scholarships are awarded on an...

The scholarship program of the Sonoma County Fish and Wildlife Commission is established to offer substantial support and public acknowledgment to students who excel academically or contribute significantly to the community. The program is specifically for students pursuing studies in environmental restoration, natural resource management, and/or preservation.Up to six (6) scholarships will be granted to deserving students from Sonoma County.The Commissioner Al Gerhardt Memorial Scholarship: $3,000.00 (one scholarship available)The Commissioner Al Ferris Memorial Scholarship: $3,000.00 (one scholarship available)2025The General FWC Scholarship: $2,000.00 (up to four scholarships available)Criteria for EligibilityMust be a resident of Sonoma CountyMust be enrolled or planning to...

Overview For the 2026 grant cycle we are accepting proposals from nonprofit organizations whose central mission is assisting older adults or providing support to caregivers of older adults. Grants are intended to deliver direct services to aging residents or to bolster caregivers who support them. Program focus Our community is experiencing a rising population of older adults who often live on limited incomes and face unique challenges in preserving quality of life. This funding is dedicated to programs that directly help aging adults or that strengthen the capacity of those who care for them. Funding details - Maximum award: $25,000...

Introduction The Peyton Anderson Scholarship was created in 2009 to commemorate the twentieth anniversary of The Peyton Anderson Foundation. Mr. Anderson believed in improving the lives of others through service and strongly valued higher education. During his life he provided funding to help deserving students pursue college. The scholarship continues his philanthropic legacy by assisting students from Bibb County pursue postsecondary education. Since the program began, the Foundation has awarded more than $1,000,000 to promising Bibb County students with financial need, and several recipients have already graduated from college. Eligibility To qualify for the Peyton Anderson Scholarship, applicants must meet...

Intro Hawaiʻi Self Storage (HSS) launched a scholarship program in 2005 to provide financial assistance to promising students who will become leaders in our communities. Since its inception, HSS has awarded 217 scholarships totaling $868,000. Program overview - Each year HSS selects 10–11 Hawaiʻi high school seniors (typically 10 recipients). - Awards are worth up to $4,000 per student (paid as up to $1,000 per year for up to four years, subject to renewal requirements). - Recipients are chosen based on eligibility criteria and a required written essay. Eligibility To qualify, applicants must: - Be a resident of Hawaiʻi and...